Sorry, I'm not being snarky, but how does your sexual orientation change the type of lube a female body will need? I use the same lube on my toys if I'm using them on me, or on a partner of either gender. I adore Sliquid's stuff, especially Sea and Sassy.

Sorry, I'm not being snarky, but how does your sexual orientation change the type of lube a female body will need? I use the same lube on my toys if I'm using them on me, or on a partner of either gender. I adore Sliquid's stuff,
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Sorry, I'm not being snarky, but how does your sexual orientation change the type of lube a female body will need? I use the same lube on my toys if I'm using them on me, or on a partner of either gender. I adore Sliquid's stuff, especially Sea and Sassy.

I think it's more in respect that there are two vaginas, so two levels of sensitivity.

Penises can be sensitive too, but they don't have the exposed membranes like a vulva does. Because a penis has less membraneous tissue, reactions are a bit less of an issue on average. And on average, two vaginas are more likely to experience adverse reactions than a vagina and penis.

I think it's more in respect that there are two vaginas, so two levels of sensitivity.

Penises can be sensitive too, but they don't have the exposed membranes like a vulva does. Because a penis has less membraneous tissue, reactions
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I think it's more in respect that there are two vaginas, so two levels of sensitivity.

Penises can be sensitive too, but they don't have the exposed membranes like a vulva does. Because a penis has less membraneous tissue, reactions are a bit less of an issue on average. And on average, two vaginas are more likely to experience adverse reactions than a vagina and penis.

I think anyways... that's what I got from it.

That makes a bit more sense. I don't use lubes that have glycerine or any extra ick in them, so for me there's no issues in using them with my male or female partners, even ones who have sensitivities.